The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-26
MATTERS
New fall prints at Rodman's.

New fall prints at Rodman's.
Sweet pickles. Patterson 4 Davies.
Lubricating oils, all kinds. Scott &
6on.
"Best Liquid" paint at Goodhue &
Evans.
Whitaker loans money OH chattel
security.
Beck sells new sewing machines and
repairs old ones.
Oils from 25 cents to 81 90 q gallon at
Gt'odhue and Evans.
The city schools begin the second
Monday of September.
st. Patrick's Pills, the great Irish
cathartic always physic.
Beck will buy your flax.
Absolutely the finest syrup in town
at Kingsley & Wharton's.
"Jim Hun" soap, best and most for
the money at Scott & Sons.
Whitaker loans money on chattel
security and second mortgage.
None better for $50, at Beck's.
For states, pencils. tablets, school
bags, pens, ink, etc., go to Aliens.
The Live Hardware means business
andmoney saved for their customers.
The famous Lenox soap scents bar
at the Star Grocery. Kinsley & Wharf,
ton.
Fresh oysters, the first of the season
at the Nickel Plate Saturday and Sun
day.
r. NJ. Purdom has been doing some
good work OH the road west of the
river.
We want some first class butter and
will pay top price for it. Patterson &
Davies.
just think of it! 100 bars of Lenox
soap for S4.25 at Cowan, Ausherman d
Norris.
The famous Lenox soap cents bar
at the Star Grocery. Kingsley d
Wharton.
Latest sheet music, instrumental,
and vocal, only 10 cents each at DIR.
Gillihan's.
If you want nice chickens and plen-
ty of eggs, use Royal Chicken Food.
Scott & Son.
Ralph Mcdowell was on the streets
Wednesday after long siege of
typhoid fever.
Heavy clothing and good fire are
luxuries that are appreciated after the
long heated term.
Buy your coffee at Welch's if you
want to be certain that it is Drowned
fresh every morning.
You will get more furniture for less
money at Patterson & Co.'S, than any
where else. Try them.
Prof. Umholtz' little boy fell out of a
tree the other day and broke his left
arm just above!the elbow.
Red, white, blue and pink sash rib.
bon at Mcclure Bros, at 35 cents
yard former price IS cents.
School will begin soon. Get your
girls ready. I have lot of remnants
in dress goods. B. T. Rodman.
Parties having property for sale in
or adjoining the city may find purchas-
ers by leaving it with Bostwick & Co.
Look at this Superior Carriage Oil,
warranted equal to castor oil, for 75c.
per gallon at DIR. Gillihan's drug store.
If your title is perfect we can COM
plete your loan i'm four days at the
very lowest rate of interest. Bostwick
& Co.
If you are going to make a public
sale remember the REGIsTEHwillp print
your bills and give you notice of the
sale gratis.
Judge Arnold issued marriage Ii
cense yesterday to G. w. Matthews,
of Moran. and Eva A. Colt, of Bour
bon county.
Drugs and medicines of all kinds at
Cowan, Ausherman & Norris. Pre-
scriptions compounded at all hours of
day or night.
Miss Brown has received her new
stock of summer millinery and asks
the ladies of lola and vicinity to call
and examine it.
Just received 1900 pounds Of Proc
tor & CANDLES soap. We will give
you prices on soap never before heard
of. Patterson & Davies.
Eddy's Reliable Baking Powder is
Just as good as it always was, but
KAUFMAN will give you a piece of glass
ware with every can of it.
We have any amount of money to
loan at 6 per cent, and small commits
sion added. Call Immediately at the
Neosho Valley Land Office.
Old friends of w. G.. Allison will be
glad to know that he has received an
increase of his pension. We have not
learned the amount of the allowance.
We will loan you money on farms
and the note will read, payable on
or before" We have the best Loan
Companies in the state. Cummings
& Jones.
The Leaguers evidently expect to
make q hard fight next week as we I'M
derstand they have retained Congress-
man Adams, of Indiana, and Capt.
johnson, of Topeka, as counsel.
The fiye-year-old boy of Late Nc
Carley was badly scalded Tuesday by
falling into kettle of boiling water.
Remedies were promptly applied and
it is hoped the little fellows life may
be saved.
Mr.. G. w. Kahle informs US that he
has sold his farm west Of the river to